Set in the 120,000 acres Queensberry Estate, complete with a country park and Victorian gardens, this 17th-century castle is one of the most important Renaissance buildings in the country. The Dumfriesshire home of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch, Drumlanrig Castle with its magnificent rooms and spectacular collections of silver, porcelain, French furniture and art – including Rembrandt’s Old Woman Reading – is perhaps one of the most rewarding and romantic of Scotland’s great houses.
Drumlanrig Castle
Immerse yourself in history at majestic Drumlanrig Castle.
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